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Love & Learn

Recovering in your 40’s, 50’s, 60’s and BEYOND with Suzy Unger [Recover Strong]

Love & Learn

Jessica Flint

Education, Self-improvement

4.8580 Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

"My recovery was based on knowing that if I could find something that mattered outside of my body, anything was possible."

Today we have a conversation with Suzy Unger who is living proof that recovery is possible at any age. She spent 20 years working as a celebrity agent in the entertainment industry. People thought she had it all together, but she was struggling deeply with an eating disorder and harmful levels of perfectionism. 

Suzy entered treatment and discovered her true life’s purpose behind her eating disorder, leaving her career behind to become a licensed therapist. She now helps others heal from food and body issues, and is a proud ally who is passionate about bringing awareness to eating disorder struggles in the LGBTQIA+ community.

Suzy has an extraordinary recovery story that she started at age 45, and has carried into her 50's. 


Now let’s get into this inspiring conversation with Suzy Unger, proving that recovery is possible no matter what age you are, or how long you've struggled.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to Recover Strong, a podcast that will transform your recovery from an eating disorder by helping you go from theory to practice to mastery.

0:10.4

This is your special time to learn new skills, tools, and get the inspiration you need to recover strong.

0:17.6

Let's get started.

0:20.5

Good morning, warriors. Time to start your day. Keep your head up marching on. Don't

0:29.6

understand in your way.

0:35.6

Hello there, Warrior. I'm your host, Jessica Flint. I'm the founder and CEO of Recovery Warriors, a wisdom sharing platform for all people impacted by an eating disorder. Recovery Warriors provides resources and support to heal your relationship to food, body, mind, and soul. I believe recovery is not only possible,

0:57.1

but it is worth it. That is why Recovery Strong exists to help you see and connect to the potential

1:03.3

that lies within you to find freedom from an eating disorder. Today we have a conversation

1:10.6

with Susie Unger, who has an incredible story of transformation.

1:14.8

She spent 20 years working as a celebrity agent in the entertainment industry.

1:19.2

And during that time when she was working with people like Oprah, people thought she had it

1:23.1

all together.

1:24.2

But she was struggling deeply with an eating disorder and harmful levels of perfectionism.

1:29.6

Susie entered residential treatment and discovered her life's purpose beyond her eating disorder,

1:35.0

and she ended up leaving her career behind to become a licensed therapist.

1:39.8

She now helps others heal from food and body issues and is a proud ally who is passionate about bringing awareness to eating disorder struggles in the LGBTQIA plus community.

1:51.3

Susie has an extraordinary recovery story, and before we get into it, I want to highlight the warrior that inspired this show.

1:58.2

Michelle wrote in through the listener's survey, quote, I'm 41 years old,

2:02.1

and I've struggled with bulimia and anorexia for over 24 years. I'm 13 months into recovery now,

2:08.0

but unfortunately still struggle most days with weight gain and body image and if full recovery

2:14.1

is even possible after all this time. It's so hard every day still.

2:18.9

When does it get easier?

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